Vikram Solar, one of India’s leading solar PV module manufacturers, hosted the Indore edition of Power Connect 2026, bringing together more than 140 industry stakeholders, including solar professionals, business leaders, technology experts and ecosystem partners.
The event served as a platform for stakeholders across the renewable energy ecosystem to connect, exchange insights and explore opportunities emerging from India’s accelerating clean-energy transition. The discussions highlighted the importance of collaboration between manufacturers, developers, financiers, technology providers and other industry participants as the solar sector continues to expand.
The Indore edition focused on several key areas shaping the future of India’s solar industry, including solar technology and innovation, renewable-energy project development, project financing and emerging opportunities across the country’s solar ecosystem.
Participants also gained insights into Vikram Solar’s manufacturing journey and evolving business strategy, while discussions explored how technological advancements and innovative financing models can support the development and deployment of solar projects at greater scale.
With India’s renewable-energy ambitions driving continued investment in generation capacity, transmission infrastructure, manufacturing and energy storage, industry platforms such as Power Connect provide an opportunity for stakeholders to identify challenges, share market perspectives and build partnerships that can accelerate project execution.
The gathering in Indore reflected the growing depth of India’s solar ecosystem, with participation from multiple segments of the industry and an emphasis on knowledge sharing and business networking. The event also reinforced the importance of collaboration in expanding access to clean energy and supporting India’s broader transition towards a sustainable energy future.
Through Power Connect 2026, Vikram Solar continues to create a forum for industry stakeholders to engage on developments, technologies and opportunities that could shape the next phase of India’s solar-energy growth.
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